Samosa Garden

"Best Indian food bargain I've ever been to. Three generations of women making their family recipes with love. You can taste it. You know what I mean."

"The best spot in town for a variety of methai!! So many options and they sell per lb. It also comes in a very cute red box so perfect for a gift. The price isn’t too bad either, pretty reasonable. They all tasted so so good. The lady who helped me was very sweet and even gave me a compliment. This isn’t a place you’d dine in, there’s barely any seats if any. It’s more for take out. There were only 2 people working but it still was pretty fast service."

"My hopes for an event-worthy sweet haul at this restaurant vanished faster than a samosa at a Diwali party. Unpleasant ambiance, an aroma more suited for a bazaar than a dining room, and a stingy "no tasting" policy on their sweets after a trek from Sutter? No thanks, I'll pass on this flavorless experience."

"Maaaaannn this is truly the meaning of a family owned, hidden away hole in the wall restaurant, they got bomb food to keep it simple. I will be honest, the interior may not be all fancy and new but it does good enough and the food adds up for it. The food is really good and tasty and i don’t know what the people are talking about it not being good. Food is amazing, store is clean, isn’t the newest and nicest but customer service adds up for it. Usually I’d say I recommend you try it but I INSIST you try this place out, never been disappointed since I tried it, 10/10 old family restaurant that’s been probably before I was born."

"We ordered samosas for pickup. The chutneys that came with it were not good at all. Both were very thin consistency- doesn’t even taste like traditional tamarind and green chutney. I used ketchup to eat with it instead. Samosas were not crisp and tasted salty. Very disappointing! Not recommended."